与此相一致的是，参与这场战争的一些主要参与者是美利坚合众国和日本。值得注意的是，美国在这场战争中采取了被动的态度，直到它被日本轰炸，摧毁了珍珠港的大部分军事单位。日本的这一举动唤醒了沉睡的巨人，自这场战争开始以来，这个巨人第一次意识到需要积极参与结成联盟并加入战争前线。美国的觉醒导致了对第二次世界大战的对抗，其重点是对日本进行报复，而根据美国的说法，日本在袭击美国时使用了双倍的手段。与此同时，美国利用亚洲的主要地理区域对日本进行报复。其中一个地区是冲绳岛，它是太平洋战役中最激烈的战役之一。首先，冲绳是太平洋战役中最大的两栖攻势，也是太平洋战争的最后一次重大战役。因此，更多的部队投入到岸上，使用更多的船只，运送更多的物资，投放更多的炸弹，向海岸目标发射更多的海军炮，而不是太平洋上的任何其他行动。在冲绳战役中死亡的人数比在广岛和长崎原子弹爆炸中丧生的人数还要多。伤亡人数超过38,000人，有12,000人死亡或失踪，超过10.7万名日本人和冲绳人在战斗中死亡，可能有10万人在战争中丧生(全球安全2010)。在分析冲绳战役的过程中，报告了这些和许多其他的伤亡案例。在这一点上，现在很重要的是要深入研究神风的攻击和日本平民的大规模自杀事件;美国国会对美军入侵的调查结果造成了持续的人员伤亡;两方都采用的策略，即美国和日本，以及冲绳在占领东京方面的作用。
英国东密德兰论文代写:美国和日本的战争
In line with this, some of the major participants who participated in this war are the United States of America and Japan. Notably, the United States was more had taken a passive approach to this war until when it was, in a surprise attached, bombed by Japan, destroying much of its military unit in Pearl Harbor. This move by Japan awoke a sleeping giant, who for the first time since the beginning of this war saw the need to take an active role in forming alliance and joining the war front. The awakening of the United States resulted in a more confrontation approach to the World War II, with a focus on retaliating against Japan, which according to the United States had used double in attacking the United States. In line with this, the United States utilized key geographical regions in Asia to take revenge against Japan. One of these regions was the Island of Okinawa which hosted one of the fiercest battles in the Pacific campaigns. To begin with, 'Okinawa was the largest amphibious offensive of the Pacific campaign and the last major campaign of the Pacific War. As a result of this, more troops put ashore, more ships were used, more supplies transported, more bombs dropped, more naval guns fired against shore targets than any other operation in the Pacific. More people died during the Battle of Okinawa than all those killed during the atomic bombings of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The casualties totaled more than 38,000 Americans wounded and 12,000 killed or missing, more than 107,000 Japanese and Okinawan were conscripts killed and perhaps 100,000 Okinawan civilians perished in the battle' (Global Security 2010). These and many other cases of casualties have been reported in the course of analyzing the Okinawa battle. Following this point, it is now important to delve deeper into the attacks of Kamikaze and mass suicide of the Japanese civilians; the investigation of the invasion by the United States Congress as result of the sustained casualties; the strategies which were used by both side, namely the United States and Japan, and the role of Okinawa in capturing of Tokyo.
